Implement Yoke for Series 6 PTO Driveline – 1-1/4″ Round Bore with Double Keyway

Description

When you’re trying to connect your implement to your tractor’s PTO and the old yoke is worn out, nothing’s more frustrating than power that won’t transfer properly or a wobbly connection that shakes the whole driveline. This Series 6 implement yoke gets your equipment talking to your tractor again, with the solid connection and smooth power transfer you need to get work done without worrying about your driveline falling apart in the middle of the field.

What You’re Getting

• Precision-machined 1-1/4″ round bore that slides on smooth and stays tight
• Double keyway design (1/4″ x 5/16″) prevents slippage under load
• Series 6 specifications with 2-1/2″ center-to-end measurement for proper geometry
• Heavy-duty Weasler construction that’s built to handle real farm work
• 31/32″ bearing caps provide solid U-joint support without excess play

Built for Real Farm Work

This yoke is right at home on mid-sized implements like rotary cutters, hay tedders, rakes, and tillers running behind tractors in the 40-80 horsepower range. The Series 6 size hits the sweet spot for equipment that needs more beef than a Series 5 but doesn’t require the heavy-duty Series 7 or 8 components. You’ll find this same yoke on everything from 5-foot brush hogs to hay equipment where reliable power transfer matters more than bells and whistles.

Made to Last

Weasler doesn’t mess around – their yokes are forged tough and machined to tight tolerances. The double keyway design means power gets transmitted evenly without the stress concentrations that crack single keyway setups. The bearing surfaces are ground smooth to reduce friction and wear, while the overall construction handles the constant speed changes and angles that come with implement work.

Installation Notes

This yoke slides right onto your implement’s 1-1/4″ input shaft – make sure you’ve got the right diameter and that both keyways line up before you start pushing. The double keyway setup means you’ll need to rotate the shaft to get everything aligned, but once it’s on, it’s not going anywhere. Make sure you’ve got the right series match – this Series 6 needs to mate with other Series 6 components for proper fit.